Powell Gardens

Powell Gardens in Quorn, South Australia, is a unique and beautiful garden that showcases a wide range of native plants thriving in arid environments.

Founded by Late Brian Powell and his wife Fay, the garden promotes the use of native plants in home and public gardens across Australia.

Visitors to Powell Gardens can explore the diverse range of native plants specially selected to thrive in the harsh arid conditions of the region. The garden also features native wildlife such as birds, lizards, and marsupials. A leisurely stroll through the well-manicured gardens offers a peaceful and calming experience. The 'Quandong Industry Area' highlights plant species used for various products, including food and skincare.

Powell Gardens is open throughout the year, with each season offering a unique experience. Spring (September to November) showcases the native plants in full bloom, providing a colorful extravaganza. To reach Powell Gardens, take the National Highway One towards Port Augusta and then Quorn-Gladstone Rd to Quorn's parklands. The gardens are well signposted within the town. Public transport options include train services from Adelaide and regular bus services from Port Augusta to Quorn.

Powell Gardens in Quorn is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts. It provides an excellent opportunity to admire and learn about Australia's unique flora while offering a peaceful and calming experience.